Asking Genaya AI in the site's chat, or pressing Edit and styling the text or the section you click, are the other two ways to change how a site looks. This is the third: the whole site at once, by hand, from the top bar.
On a desktop, with the site open in the Preview view and the Websites edit permission, click the palette icon in the top bar. A panel titled "Look" opens with the line "Colors, fonts and shape for the whole site."
Round swatches across the top of the panel are the eight quick looks every site can take - Trust, Warm, Calm, Bold, Night, Forest, Slate, Ember. Tap one and it saves at once; every preset already reads at a safe contrast, so a quick look is never refused.
Each color role is a swatch (a real color picker) and a hex box - type a value like #1d4ed8. Below them: Font pair, Radius (Square / Soft / Round), Density (Compact / Comfortable / Spacious), Motion (None / Subtle / Lively) and Mode (Light / Dark / Follow the visitor).
The foot of the panel reads "Saved as you go", then "Saving", then "Saved" as you type or click - there is nothing to press to save it.
A text-and-background pair under 4.5:1 prints "<Pair> reads at <ratio>:1; the site needs 4.5:1." and a primary color no button label can read on prints "Neither white nor dark text reads on this primary (<ratio>:1); a button label needs 4.5:1. Pick a darker or lighter primary." A half-typed hex prints "<Role>: use a hex color like #1d4ed8." Nothing saves until the sentence clears.
Press Undo to put back the look the site had the moment you opened the panel - not a running history, just that one snapshot.
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